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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02

-EUBANKS.
Justice Cooper STRIKES Out All The
Replications.
Argument ON the Petition IN to
Hsmtitcn's Condition viii
BE Heard To-day.
,sysoIAL 70 rxs IpplALl


Jackson, MIsa., September L-CouIt
In the Hamilton.Eubsnks case was
called promptly to order this morning
at 9 o'clock by Judge Cooper. There
was a large crowd Of eager spectators
present. As soon se court opened AZ
eument was commenced on the mo-
ton made by the prosecution to strike
out the replicstions of the defendants
10 the plea in bar OF tire present writ Of
habeas corpus. That plea, az has been
heretofore stated, sets up the judg
men! OF Judge Peyton In the trial DO.
fore Indictment in bar Of this writ.
0ae oil these applications sets up the
facts that Col. Hamilton was not pres
eut in court daring any OF the time Of
the trial before Judge Peyton, but was
held by the sheriff in custody sway
from the court. Several brilliant argu.
mente were made on both eides Of the
csee, and this argument Consumed the
entire day. At its conclusion Justice
Cooper sustained the motion OF the
prosecution by striking out oil the
replicsions.
The Argument tomorrow will be on
the amended petition Il ed by the de-
Tense rs to HGmilioh'o ph ysicai con6i-
ton. This petition sets up the grounds
that HAmilton's surgeons have decid.
I'd that 1t is necessary TO exuact the
ball now resting Ia lis aim, near the
elbow, and 10 do 30 Inside Of the Jail
would endanger tho loss OF the mem.
Der and perhaps his life. Counsel for
the prosecution has filed motion to
strike GU! tho amended petition. TIE
proceedings Of today preclude the pos.
sibility OF Elbauks getting bail. II
tie motioo Of the Sats to e,riko out
the amended petition is sustsined,
that dispuIes Of all business now be-
fore the present court, and leaves the
cass virtually where il was before.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
white Cnps' Bsatatfty.

NKw Albany, IND, september l.
On Tuesday night gang Of lawless
men In Spercer township. Harrison
county, calling themselves "Whits
Caps" took from bis he'd John Hide.
brand, q popular citizen, who lsst
April ives elected justice Of the peace
by nearly unanimous vote, and, ty.
Ing him to tee, beat him unmerci-
fully with hickory switches. They told
him they were not pleased With his de-
cisions, and charged him with cruelty
TO bis family. The same night, at De.
paw, they warned a ssloon keeper to
stop selling liquor, and at Frsncbtowa
they awakened the Postmaster, Paul
Herriott, told bin what they had been
doing, ard ordered him, under pen
atty Of hundred lsshes, to epread the
news quick. They hau previously
warned widow named D1uRberty
tina. she must not marry yousg mao
TO whom che 10 engsRed. Her friends
have organized for Ter protection.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
Children Starving 90 Death

On account a their inability TO diges,
food, will find a moot marvellous food
and remedy in sfott's EDuslon Of
Pue Cod Liver Oh with Hypophos
phites. Very psla'abls and easily di.
gSsted. D.. s. W. Cobel, Of Waco,
Texas, says: ~ HAYS used your
Emulsion In IuiGrtile wasting With
10 ii results. IL not only restores
waited tiauss, but givas strength and
Increases the appetite lem GLAD to
use such a relisb srIicls."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
Graveyard Issarsscs Composites.

ISDIASAPoLIs ISD., Sep'embsr L.
The graveyard Insurance. eompanis, which
yer, driven cut Of Michigan by the law
passed lalt vibtsr have found . secure
isdgm,nt In his State. and have already b..
Ean 10 oaa'. trouble, he Auditor Of the
state being .ily In roo'ipt Of letters con-
eefninE their methods. Thsy have hlsd The
Necessary articles Of Incorporation, and
made the stat ments required under the Law.
and this, in the pro,snt condition Of legs.
lation 10 this STATE, appear, 70 be oil that 10
required. 1hs report Of tbs hm,,ioan M.
tu 4, Uf Ekhart, shows that OJT peusnt
have teen injured, and more than one.hAli
o them are over seventy years Ofsgsl thir.
ty-eight persons thus insured are eighty four
years old or over that sse. lhs report fur
thef shoSs that large number Of policies
have matured, but on nons Of them vas the
iull amount paid. One woman Whites 70 thu
Auditor and o1mp'a'as OF the tuindlins
eompaniei, sayinE hat she paid In sboui
$500, aud vhsu the D Icy mstured che re-
s,ivsi but go ms cad OF tlDOn, From reports
received tthe Auditors otios, u Il plain
that large nnmhsF q people are bs!ng yls
THINE b. the companies.
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@
Hers~s, Cattle and ChSekens.

For collie and grubs, for lung fever,
cough or hide bound, l give simmons
Liver Regulator in q NAH twice a
day. You can recommend 1t TO every
ons having stock re the beet medicine
known for the above complaints, 10
using II with my chickens for cholera
and gspes l mix II with the dough and
feed 1t TO them once day. BY this
treatment have lost none where the
Regulator was iven promptly and
regularly. s.r TAYLOR,
AGENT for Gran fers Of aeoreia.
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hardened Iii. wife

PntsuRo Pa, September l--Thos
Joyce, a veget. bis psddler, liviog on
Old avenue. fatally shot bic wife aud
seriously wounded his daughter, agsd
eighteen years, shortly sitsr o'clock
this afternoon. joyce hsd been drink
ing hard for teveral months, and was
frequently before tho mayor Tor sbus'
Ing his family. This morning no
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
missias County treasurer.

CLEVELAND, o., September Ia
special from wspAkobsts. AuIlaiIs county,
says there 10 eroat excitement In that place
over the Ab,enes Of GsrasI Lu'ai. the COUNT
treasurer. Lucas lett town SatordAy nigh
With his wife, s.yins be was Eolns 70 Toledo
III, re phew aud dep1ty we're left In charge
u the treasury. Toe young man expected
his uncle houe yesterday, bu when he failec
20 come the matter vas reported 10 th'
oourty com iaistiOnet. They a. once oounitc
the funds Of tho treasury sud disovyefe,
that over 81 co. were mgtiug A meeti (
Of the commi 'sionsrs IL called for tomorrow
vhin thoi opgh In sestigation will be made
Lucat's trieuds iLlist that he will return 81
right, and these bel eve that miIitnl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
Minneapolis wheat Receipts

MINNEAPOLIS, MIsS., Ssptsmoe Dor l..
The Evening Journal publishes to-
day q statement OF the whes, receipts
and shipments Of this market for the
crop year ending August 3lst. The
receints are eho En 20 hav, been &c..
27s. $50 bnshe.r, m increase over the
previous year OF 65il 400 bushels.
Ths shipments were l0,S9i,743 bush.
els The hpur product OF MiGne.
apolis mills for the same period vas
Q 1888. 49, barrels, an incre ,se Of s67,.
7b6 haTIela over the pEavinnA yaAr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02

ATLANTA Wba; Of Atlaota2 WIN,
the great nerve tonic, Pemberton'r
Wine Coca, Ia manufactured there,
and oil druggiets, Wholesale and re-
tail, in Memphis, sell this great RENE
dy. lis now prescribed by the hes,
physicians, and will euro You Of all
nervous SELECTIONS. Send 10 Pember.
ton Cnemlta' Company for history Of
o1cA plant. Try n slass Of C5ca CHA,
the refreshing, invieoia.ing brain
tonic, az Holsters Soda Fount.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
Victory az Last.

Consumption, the greatest curse of
the age, the destroyer of thousands
Of our brightest and best, is con-
quered. 1t is no longer incurable.
Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covety" is certain remedy for this
terrible disease il taken in time. All
scroiulous diseases-cousumption is
a scroiulous affection OF the lungs
can be cured by it. Its effects in
diseases OF the throat and lungs are
little less than miraculous. All
druggists have il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
NO foundation.

NEw YoRE & piembsr l.-Georgo
Gould, when ssk,d by reporter this
afternoon n thsrs vas any truth n the
rumon ths, ths Western Union Tele.
graph Company intended purcbasipg
the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
Cjmpsny, and iha, his company In
tended lowering ~ cabls Ia'es 10 less
than IL cents o word, eaid: III
these rumora are ID Al there 10 no
foundation for their existence"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02

eusPgNsIos BRiDoE, N. Y.-rho
Collector Of Customs mere lest oyeuirg
6eiL d she Cansdiau g, Gamer Haatinsg,
al h wistoo, Tor violation a The nayi.
cation avs In cauylrg pasfengers bo-
tween Lssiaton aud O.coit, two
American poit,.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
l HAVE been a periodical sufferer

i HAVE been a periodical sufferer
from Hay Fever most annoying and
loathsome filiction), since the sum.
mer Of 1879, and until ] uaed u y's
Cream Balm was never able 10 find
any relief until cold weather. can
truihiully say that Cream Balm curcd
me. Irsgsrd II rs of great value, srd
would not be without It during the
Hay Fever season.
L. NJ. GEORGIA, Binghampton, N. Y.
l was tfIl c'ed vito Hay Fever for
seven ytas-E va Cream Balm cured
me entirely.-H. ID. CALLIuAs, /. 4 st.
l.. X r, Terre Haute, Ind.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02

DY PEPsn In Us worst form vii,
yield 10 the use Of Carier'e Little Nerve
PILE, aided by CATERS Little Liver
Pills. They not only relieve present
diatrafp, bat ttrsnethen the stomach
and digestive anpira'ua.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02

BRowS's Giogsr, the genuine article,
With bot water and sugar, causes the
Strength ~ be sustain ID, makes the
skin at well, and does no harm. Try
H. Frederick Brown, Philadelphia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
THrI ALL DKSY III.

NRv YoEE, September I.-Presl.
dent Plan, of the UniIei statse, and
executive officers ~ the Adams,
American aud Bde EKpresi Compa.
MES ell deny positively that they have
any hing 20 do wi'h tie iormstion Of a
trust IN the handling Of express bust.
nefe, ~ has been iumofed In die.
patches rom Ch'cago.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
russ a o. RAILROAD AGAIN.

INV YcIK, September 1.-The Post
says: ~he general belief IL that all
necssaary arrangements for carrying
ont a programme whereby the control
Of the Baltimore and OHIO ,oad will
pass into the hands Of syndicate
have been completed. No formal
transfer will be made, 10 Il Ia said, bat
a. the annual meeting Of the company,
which occurs in November, Mr.. Gar.
rttt will hand Ia bis resignation a,
president, and tbs Management OF the
read will be completely reorgapizsd.
The telegraph eystem will pro6sbly be
leased a. tha, time 10 the Weslern
U0ion II not before, and the sleeping
car Interests will be disposed Of to the
beat Advantage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
3. & 0. EXPRESS.
Officers Of the New Concern Inter.
viewed.
IL Is New Thousns That other I'm
pDrtant Deals Are sa
the Fapfs.

BALTIMORE, Nd, September l. 1t is
now very generally believed that the
sale Of tho express is not the last Of
the deals OF tie Baltimore ard Ohio
railroad. Special dispatches from New
York render It co elusive to the minds
Of many prominent business men that
the telegraph system OF the company
will soon pass into other hands, II the
negotiation is not already concluded.
The impression also prevails that Mr..
Garrett 10 anxious to dispose Of the
road, and the announcement Of it's sale
al any time will create no surprise
here.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
vIcH PRKstDEsT SPENCER SKIN.

BALTIMORE, MD September Vice
President Spencer, In answer 10 In.
quries on tho subj ct, Itcdsy con
timed the disposal Of the plant OF the
Baltimore and OHIO Express Company
and Of the ,xfcu,ion OF contract DO.
tween Tire iHilroad company aud the
United States Expreee Company for a
period oil thirty years, but declined 10
give aoy further particulars. H,
however, regafd,d he arrangement
80 quite advantage Us TO tho interests
botn OF the railroad company end the
expitsi company. Mr.. Spencer stated
that there VISA 20 truth whatever In
ths statements On h negotiations with
London bankers for the control Of the
railroad company, ~ that the house OF
R1btrt Gar ett 4 Sons was selling or
Intending 10 sell lie holding, aud he
knew Of no such int itiCns on the
part Of auy other la'ge holder. He
treated 90 Gbtufd tbs statement thai
the Pebn7ylyauia railroad mad ad.
vanced, o. was advancing. any mon.
0yB 10 the Baltimore and Ohio Com
pany .sokirR d Via control, OF
Tor any otter purpcaes. TIE con
troll Of the company had not, ard would
not, psss into sny rival hands. Il
would sontinue az an Independent
trunk line, with tue Interests of all
elassgg Of stockholders folly and amply
cared for, working. lie HOPED in such
harmony with connecting aud compet.
ing interests AZ would seclre the best
recruits for all. The company 10 doing
large businesS, and has met, and was
prepared 10 meet promptly, oil It's OBJ.
legations OF every c lAraeter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02

BAIrISoRK, MD September 1.-The
Baltimore aud 0lio Express today
passed into the hands Of The Uoited
States Express Company, and iis EN-.
ployes were notifsd OF the charge.
There will bs for tho present, at least, no
changes In the employees, aud reports
will be made 10 the general manager
a. heretof ,re. Speaking OF the sale,
Mr.. John X. CoEsn, counsel for the
Baltimore AID Ohio Gem psuy, esid:
"The statement that the b iltimoie and
Ohio Express his been sold 10 the
United States Express Company is not
sorrec.. There has been simply
contract entered into bet wsen the two
companies by which thu United Sta es
Express IL 10 run the Baltimore and
Ohio for thirty year., for which the
fjimer is to pay the latter company y
esriain percentage OF the earnings"
He declined to cay what the percent
age will be.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
WHAT YHE rRRsIDBST sAgs.


speaking Of the purchase OF the B,lti-
more and 0bin Bxp,ess Oompsny, ex.
Senator Thos. o. Plat, precedent OF
the United Safes Express Company,
said:
I'VE have bought the Baltimore
and O lio Express Company, with It's
pant and all its privileges, franchises
and contracts with other linee, for .
period Of thirty years. Tue negotla.
lions for the sale were begun by Mr..
Robert Garrett, with myself, shortly
before Mr.. aarrett called FIR Europe.
TheBsle ~as made few days ago, Nv.
Samuel Spe ce', vice president OF the
Baltimore ano OHIO, setting for the eI-.
press Company. l must decline to
say what price WINS paid. That Is en-.
hrely a private matter. We take pos
session Of the express company to-
morrow, ard shall run II under lie
present. MANAGEMENT and its present
name. The terms Of purchase as III.
mored on the street are not at ell cor
rect" Vice President Spencer, OF the
Baltimore and Ohio, said, In difcuss
log the matter: IAN there Is 10 II Ia
that we decide t. 20 out OF the ex.
press business, and decided to sell to
the u adted States Express Company
because that company has more sta.
tons on or near our railroad eystem
than any olher company, and thus
our railroad will pre- g. most by their
business. Wall street ives ipc ined to
jnmp 10 the conclusion That other OF
the Blltimore and Ohio properties had
been sid, esp cislly the Telegraph.
but no cor d. nation Of these views
could be obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-15

ALKALINE IlTHIA AND SUPERIOR IRON WATERS
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY. ". VA.
This celebrated Mountain resort Tor health and pleasure
Baths any temperature: a climate unsurpassed
charming summer home with its many improvements &C
cOmmodain June J. send for circular
rate sheet Qor medical and other te.timony)
NJ. SALE,
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Doar0 ano Rooms.

Doar0 ano Rooms.
East Side
4 HALL ROOM. cool and pleasant, neatly
"A furnished. 40 East 27thst. near LexingtOnaye
Gentlemen only references
* EAST 41ST-ST.-Desirable second or
Nt/ third floor with without board permanent
transient reasonable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-15
Country Koaro Wanieo.

FAMILY of three adults and one child six
years. permanently and two adults two or three DAYS
the at hotel or boarding
and within two hours OF city three laree
~ 8. NJ. C., Tribune Office
XVANTED.-By the sea, not more than three
w hours from city in private family farmhouse very
retired Two small cottage Good bathing Address
N O.. Tribune Uptown onice. l,23S broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-15

VILLAPLOTS AT PALISADES PARK from
$3.50 to $1,000 each, easy terms Of PAYMENT the
character OF being Of consideration man
amounts of investment No objectionable eatufes Guarded
mutually restrictions: saloons store.
cottage sites Address for and free railroad
HITcHcocKs REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
"a Chambers st. New-York
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Ere Gre1m

FACT.-HOrtOn's Ice Cream is made from
~ pure Honons Patent super Frozen Bricks 81
Ice Cream Tor Restanrants Churches Festivals &c. will
keep hour Country orders promptly ned Depots-
5gS 9aye, l1b PARK row.; 40 Last l2Sth-st
Nsw.Yoxk and ABB Rpltoa-st Brooklyn
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"PALlSADES PARK,

ITO LET FOR THE SEASON OF 1857.
owing sickness in family tho residence o, T.
C. ocean Beach, y. J.. with stable attached ~ IL
directly and drive commanding 81 the
The house itself ia of tho hand
seaside repete with modern venienoe
(heaers frsplaces and an pie supply OF pnrest
wate The first floor il flushed IN b. wood and nclnGrs
par sitting room. ladies' bondoir ngroom ana kch
ensi second floor embraces nve bedrooms WIN lVste
princp pal chamber bath room WIN
hot third oor three bedrooms alter closets
on first and The house Handsomely carpeod
and furnished II has broad pazzSs three sides ana nal
COMES ana Il surrounded by beautiful lawn wateed hd
kept u order at owners expense.
Beach eight miles south Of Long Branch on the New
and Pennsylvania Railroads IL accessible
the Long Branch Express trans %"
both roads hSrdolay drives one 81 these eh
tending Immediately the 'front.' three miles through
Como Spring Lake Grit Boating hshng market
ing and most freedom from moqutoe FOR iens
circulars. and prototypes OF tie properties ADDRESS H. II
YARD. ocean Beach, y. j., or + T. JAYNE az Chestnut
ST.. Philadelphia.
TVO LET.-Furnished cottage at Winthrop,
i Mass. for the summer; convenient 10 Cotare fnrs
House meals be obtained one OF the hhes anu
bestkept places on the coast. ,,,.-
6eauilfu private resistance. fully FURNISHED from d,hos
to pianos; acres OF lawn, large shade trees ADDRESS
q. i. BEIAHFR,
Winthrop. Mass.
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REAL ESTATE.
,,,s,.rSa ATT THE EXCHANGE.


..rhM weather and the great vsriew Of property
an unusual attendance TO the Real Estate EI'
veserdsy the second week IN the month OF June
80 ~ the ladies who ATTENDED the sae OF James wes
were considerable buyers brought their children
nam The market at all the stands was very active
s at sSs :eS IaTsss G.
s By Dsn the estate q John n Lee a..
ss:s 2. s1"ss .S s
va: 81 s property sS si'
g: s's S's
81 NJ frame an. dwenS store staple rear OF
10, 5a rented for 5000 sold for g. 400 10 Her
mann the bidding stated al Ah" '"ei'
s ws cU ssf Spf s'' aSa SrSs
cn rented for sold for $3.50 to Anton haeipsk
bSdT9s snI,s two vestoy brick tenemen.s With
NO. 80 II, Rented for 81 $40 and repaira The bidding
store s Daniel Cunningham was the buyer at
<iS50 So, ,onyht No s Centre Market Place three
sisf with brick extension store and lot
Sn re paid vSS2S Sr between the boulevard
s ss' auetioDser n stated that twen
;Sa ne sa 6s Gss Tor each H
sS %:ss s e. sSSsS s1a%d v''"ry ana
%fs. 20 :s ~:
ssSHa do%SPs
PREM rna Of sbSo and
for so e Is Isl john mn o saydsn
Wells had large crowd Of bidder on 1Susss
road and Brooknes The corner on Br9os
..r:.i &
eoc ior ~ 400 and Interior $500 $3.50 and Soc plot
I'm feet the road brought
.,sSJh about which was eonghs ey Aus a nv h
.,onths ago for 900 has just peen rssox ~ M"
y w.dame swsaaet for $4,000 Nos 81 and 30 as.;
rnsy owned BY the Queen Insuranee saso 1oH
nar LA 10 the Metropolitan Trust Company or sfoVoov
Sitb Carrgan have sold at private SAFE I'M o On oe'
sptiethst 100 feet west OF Central PARK io' s110'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-15

EARM.-Ch ice wheat and stock farm Tor sale.
h sections 9Gc adjoining all under cultivation
condition. the best OF the Red
River Valley Dakota 80 miles from ago miles cast IRON
good town on the line the a. Pau Minneapolis and
Manitoba Railway where three grain elevators good
and schools farm yielded $4,000 bushels OF
grain grass and other crops has neycrang stream
running through It, bountiiutovng artesian
wei OF good waters II good buildings thousands OF young
growing trees amply mares colig nIea,
imported pure blood HOsten Fresan cattle all
Of moon machinery and everything necessary 10
large busness Wheat be raised at 30 cenI
bushe selling local market SO cents VIII pay IL
per cent on investments terms payment For further
particulars address - u. w. c. T. .. BOZ ~
Grandin Cass County, Dakota
ELBER0N, LONG BRANCH-TO LEE
IL l3-room Queen cottage handsomely furnished
shade and fruit 5000 rent to hst
class party Apply 329 West 3lst.st. y ew YORK
DOR SALE.-Farm of fifty acres: good build
fruit sugar trees. &ci $1,000. Address a. j. L.,
Tribune Office
IIONlES for nennle of refinement; select
Connecticut western news., 1887-12-07
Pointers.

Read adv. of Sharon Anti-Poverty Society in another column.
 Read the notice of the annual meet ing of the stockholders of the National Iron Bank.
 December 16 is the time appointed for the auction sale of real estate belong ing to Edward c. Ward and Eliza Ward. Read probate notice for full particulars.
 JIM Cornell says he has the largest display of Christmas goods ever brought into Lakeville, and also has on exhibit ion one of the black bears that escaped from Barnum's show. See advertisement
 B. D. Strong's holiday advertisement appears in another column. MT Strong writes us that he really thinks his dis play of holiday goods eclipses anything ever seen in Southern Berkshire.
 Forty years of careful study of the wants of the public, enable F. T. Whit ing < Son to select just such useful and handsome holiday presents as will sell at sight. This year Vienna and Paris are represented at "Whitings" See advertisement.
 On Wednesday last, W. M. Deminp moved his branch photograph gallery from Norfolk to Canaan and located il near Humphey's drug store, His new advertisement tells you what days o the week the gallery will be open
Connecticut western news., 1887-12-07
ORE HILL.

Thos Horan, son of Michael Horan, of this place was married at Naugatuck Thanksgiving day. His brothers, Will jam and John, went down to the we'd ding. -. Geo Cook, A. P. Felts, Jay Doty and B. F. Sanford attended the funeral of Peter Welch their comrade of the G. A. R, at Millerton on Thanks giving day. :. Mo Gee Grant, of Nauga- tuck, is here looking after the cider mill which has just been closed for the season As Conductor Lake s train was going east on Tuesday of last week an axle on the hind truck of @ car loaded with lumb- CT broke soon after leaving this station. The train came to stop on Reeds em- bankment which is about 20 it high. The coupling did not break although one truck was derailed. Some prompt work was done so that the passenger train due here at 1 p m was delayed only about one half hour. The wonder is that several cars were not precipitated from the embankment. :. :. The Ore Hill Sunday School are preparing for their Christmas tree.